Ölümün Hizmetkarları 3 - Ölümlü Yürek - Robin LaFevers ücretsiz kitap indir

Ronak Bhatt ronak609e9dc — I enjoyed reading this book because it touched on all the emotions that held my interest without losing the emphasis of the story. The first chapter was dynamic and drew me into the book right away, however, there were a few instances where I thought simple conversations or meetings could have been said with less words. As needed as these instances are, too many idle words steal from the anxiousness of the story. Nevertheless, the author was able to continually draw the reader back into the pace of the book. This book combines the romanticism of a young man who loses his wife in an act of global violence with his quest to embark on universal religous crusade to revenge her death. It's filled with action and unexpected events that captivated my interest. Although the book isn't written in the sole view of the protagonist, I was able to feel the passion that drove the hero to fight against an enemy that not only threatened the world, but destroyed his own life. I recommend this book to everyone who enjoys reading about global uprisings that are plaguing our world today while challenging their minds for what could happen tomorrow.

Hayden Heart haydenheisf4e6 — While Lucivar & Marion's story is my favorite in this book, the final story of what happens after Queen of the Darkness is why I read this book. I need to know that Daemon is happy.... then I'm content to put the stories away until I'm ready to start at the beginning (Daughter of the Blood) again.

Tenpura Ninja tenpuraninja — Rating: 8/10 Best non-storyline part: The monologue given by Sam about what she "believes in" or is "capable of believing" Worst non-storyline part: Some very graphic intimate sections. All-in-all: A great book! A couple sections were too graphic for my taste, but not enough of a turn-off to outweigh a great story, and Gaiman's always superb writing.

Both Associates bothassociates — Easy and enjoyable. You begin, you finish, then you're like, where did the time go?